i'm sure you have heard the r word this week, will it make it here? >>> good morning, a shocking arrest in benetia. >> a bay area man arrested in pennsylvania for allegedly trying to make a weapon of mass destruction. how people in the bay area that knew him are reacting to the shocking news. >>> it was even too dangerous for the rescuers. the conditions off the santa cruz coast that led to the death of a bay area man over the weekend. >>> after two weeks of record high temps we have a little pattern change this week but can we get some change in here? >>> good morning, we want to take you out to benetia this morning. this is an elementary school just a few hours, students will be returning to class following the weekend arrest of one of their teachers. now she was arrested on poisoning charges. ktvu's alex savidge is out there at the school this morning. he's going to be talking about the investigation and what happened. we're going to go to him in just a moment. thank you for waking up with us monday morning january 27th i'm pam cooke. >> wide awake

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russia's economy in two thousand and fourteen all right let's talk about what two letters here the r. word and the c. word will get a start with our first reforms what is two thousand and fourteen reform have to do with each other if anything but what we agreed that we're living in a more hostile environment now and the easy money is gone and going forward then businesses are going to have to change to cope but you know in the past bad government didn't matter because you're making so much money and now bad government does matter because it becomes a drag on your growth eats up your resources when you should be concentrating on boosting the profits so the government for the first time is in the front line and what it does actually makes a difference and it needs to retain acknowledges this is a well to do research for the first time in his say the nation speech in december he said look you know problems internal we need to fix them and he's highlighted this world bank doing business ranking and improving russia's but you know that's sort of emblematic of the renewed focus on structural ref

i said the r word on air. he's feeling down. here's why. he wasn't in the family christmas card.d the christmas party. >> really. >> and now reportedly from someone very close to him, it's being reported he needs a clean break from the family that he says, quote, abandoned him. and don't forget, of course, rob was actually close to lamar odom who has since divorced from one of the kardashians. i always forget which one. >> is this the real deal though? i never know what's really real and what's made up. is this another ploy to get you hooked. do you follow the kardashians abroad? do you get that in pakistan or afghanistan or beirut? >> that's a really good question. i don't think i met a single person overseas who knows who the kardashians are. >> can i tell you something. when i was based in the middle east for five years, i watched that show. yes, i did. and i also watched nick lachey and jessica simpson's show because i missed america. and i missed -- i missed reality tv. i'm sorry. no, actually, no, i'm not sorry. >> the closest thing i've seen to the kardashians is the video

>> and a ton of reaction online using the "r" word, racist.and i think her husband are careful to call it cultural groups, right? talking about maybe some traditions, some sort of disciplines of different cultural groups that might lead to more success. if they were saying it's based on race or ethnicity, then you're genetically, you know, born with this, that they would probably feel is more racist than what they're putting forward right now. >> so ultimately saying these groups they outlined, you and i don't belong to, there's something called the triple package that makes them superior. what are the three things? >> and there are three things. number one, she says that these cultural groups have a superiority complex. they think they are better than other groups. at the same time, she said they also have insecurities, right? they think have feelings of inadequacy. and that pushes them to do better. >> seems to cancel each other out. >> and finally, impulse control. and they say so many americans are living in the moment, and they say that m

the special olympics has a big movement to end the r word. >> ok, sorry. >> people use these words compassion and valuing care giving. what is the definition of that? how do we know we value care giving? by paying care givers more? >> economically but with the currency of prestige. amanda just wrote a book the smartest kids of the world. she looks at why is it that finland does so much better than we do in terms of education and it's because the smartest kids that come out of college are teachers. we value the caring professions. we do value medicine but we don't value or much less teaching as we value professors. but as we go down as you think of the caring professions as teaching, coaching, therapy, ministry of all different kind, the nurture and care of other people is something we rank way below in money but also in prestige in terms of are you doing something other people value. you start by talking about it and saying when somebody says to you i'm a teacher, i'm a therapist, i'm a minister, you start to say why is it we value investment banking so much more than the care of others, why

the special olympics has a big r word. to end the >> people use these words compassion and valuing care giving. what is the difficult in addition of that. how do we know we value care giving? by paying care givers more? >> economically but with the currency of press tige. amanda just wrote a book the smartest kids of the world. that oks at why is it finland does so much better than we do in terms of education and it's because the smartest kids that come out of college are teachers. we value the caring professions. we do value medicine but we don't value or much less teaching as we value professors. but as we go down as you think of the caring professions as teaching, coaching, therapy, ministry of all different kind, the nur tour and care of other people is something we rank way below in money but also in prestige in terms of are you doing something other people value. you start by talking about it and saying when somebody says to you i'm a teacher, i'm a therapist, i'm a minister, you start to say why is it we value invest

." >>> when we come back, elon musk has a bone to pick with regulators over the use of the "r" word asrecall. hear what he has to say about it next. >>> also ahead the capitol hill push for a probe of target's data breach. we'll talk to congresswoman maxine waters ranking member of the house financial services committee. >>> taking a look at futures here, we had the best day of the year yesterday which, of course, followed the worst day of the year. the dow is about 200 points from break-even for 2014. more "squawk on the street" live from post nine in a moment. ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ [ male announcer ] the beautifully practical and practically beautiful cadillac srx. lease this 2014 cadillac srx for around $319 a month with premium care maintenance included. ♪ ♪ >>> some more upward momentum for tesla shares a day after the electric carmaker announced fourth quarter deliveries of its model "s" vehicle blew past expectations but ceo elon musk is still smarting over the recall debate. last friday the

that corruption had taken a third of the money spent on the games however john franco kasper told r t his words have been distorted by the media to create a bigger story. well i for sure didn't say this way and not at all or say there are rumors or people are saying that i would pay for any figures anyhow but it will create the debate grave sin in the international media for what reason i do not know and don't forget the interview was in. the article about the thing came from an american journalist so i don't think that he understood the wonder of space to have it never came from i. was just asked by a journalist there is the percent of corruption and they said well i've heard rumors we had no reason whatsoever to bring to the thing the reason if it. really affects we would have done this but to tell you honestly we didn't have any effect and this was never an item for discussion. our series of reports from saatchi were to ban latte continues later in the program should give you another tour of an olympic venue the beautiful iceberg skating palace. and after the break the latest revelations on

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especially when they go from one marshmallow to a handful of marshmallows, like, r see iyou can make a baby happy. no wordn what happened afterward. >>> and speaking of words, what's one of the hardest words to learn as a kid? it apparently is spaghetti. and this is ella learning how to say spaghetti. and it's so darn cute. the mom helps her out. >> spa. >> spa. >> ghetti. >> she breaks up the word. >> spaghetti. >> she kind of got it. >> got it. >> she added like a ha, it was haghetti. >> as the video ends she goes back to old way. >> now, say spaghetti. >> have some. >>> there's a new thing taking over the internet. along the lines of flanking, owling, batmaning, teboing, it's called lebronning. lebron james of the miami heat very well known for his overexaggerated flops. trying to draw a foul. we tried to get a video of lebron doing that, but paying the nba what they want -- >> no. >> -- for a flip, we'd need to be making lebron kind of money. ♪ multiple videos all over the internet. this thing going viral. here's one. oh, all right, so, yeah, okay, drawing the foul. when you're barely touching somebod

word of a stock split. here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason br. let's earnings rgle stock bears watching this morning. its new earning report includes word of a stock split. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks reports. >> reporter: good morning. a tough day for the stock market so far. but at least some good news it coming from google. had another very strong quarter. its revenue up 17% to $16.9 billion. did miss on profits estimates, however. but the company also announcing a long-awaited stock split creating a new class of shares, c shares, which there will be no voting powers in those shares. that will take place on april 2. the company's stock is up about 2% on that. also, social gamer zynga the maker of "farmville" is struggling for two years announcing it's buying an english mobile gamer called natural motion for $527 million. that company has been successful in selling in-app purchases and games like csr racing in the app store for the iphone. zynga otherwise had a brutal quarter. but on the purchase of natural motion, its shares are up around 25%.

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bowl after the successful implementation of c s r strategy to ensure that leaders do not become complacent in other words if your c.e.o. has just done something wonderful it's time to keep an eye on or. not it's great that corporations are becoming more aware of the fact that their customers would like them to be more socially and environmentally responsible but the truth is these reports are often just stupid marketing tool in fact they're often created by sustainability reporting consultants who said that employees at the corporations often don't even understand what the hell the consultants are talking about the bottom line it was if a corporation truly cared about the environment or society in general they would have to create an acronym to explain all the good they're doing they just be doing it tonight let's talk about bad by following young twitter at the rest of it. and that is going to do it for now i'm liz wall have a great night.

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what he sees as its core principles in washington maggie lopez r t and glasgow university students have launched a campaign to get ad words known in elected as rector he is one of four official candidates for the three your post also noted is highly unlikely to take up the post in person glasgow's rectors are elected to represent students chairing the university's ruling court glasgow university student love no no work talks about why some students are voting for snowden. the reason which shows at which no one is because we know that he is a hero is a brave man who wrists a lot of things to let us the people know the extent of hewas media surveillance and intrusion into our private lives and we just want to show him that we appreciate what he's done and it is a clear message sent out to those who are monitoring us that we will not stand for this and that we do not this we do not accept this kind of criminality it would be more symbolic than anything because he will be able to actually physically come to class go it will choose a representative. for him in situations where he cannot personally attend but his duties will be

that was our a tease katie pell being reporting and still ahead here on r t the makers of the candy crush saga have a trademark the wordcandy is a sweet deal for candy crush but what does it mean for other businesses we'll tell you more after the break. we welcome errors made in abby martin to be sure to close on the r t network. it's going to give you the numbers might give you one stock never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't you know bringing you the the revolution of the mind it's revolution ideas and consciousness in the sense that it's very very probably would be described as angry i think in a strong no one single. got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. today where it's a story. with this guy like it's me or that guy stead of working for the people most issues the beach were richer right steve and. they did rather well. millions of people are hawks on these smartphone game candy crush the makers of the popular and addictive game have trademarked the word candy that's right the word candy has been in the dictionary for as long as the sugary sweets have been around but now the game maker o

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politicians is led him to consider running for president himself love m r a that he can make or break someone's future with two words you're fired. no wonder only donald trump is next on politicking a little larry king. on the ticket with larry king one of my favorite people of all times donald trump we go back a long long way i have to tell you we usually have a major problem let's go right into it were it by the way it trumped all of the top of his building overlooking his city every way a look trump and lots of things to talk about chris he's made some amazing acquisitions one of which i'm kind of person involved with i'll get to that later i'll get a government shutdown what's your take well it's a mess larry i mean the whole country is being scoffed at in left ed and we're not doing well as a country as you know we will no longer be the great economic power in two thousand and sixteen and as you know china will be replacing us if we keep going the way we're going which looks like inevitable and we're a different place than you and i remember well we've done all our interviews that i cherish and that i saved i d

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wording we could or couldn't address here. we feel the current document didn't inadequately talk about the zoning particle r one and two zoning. so i think i'd like to ask for a continuance so this can be done. recently, i visit ecuador and they built a wonderful airport but in the second degree to build a road to the airport. a two-lane highway that took two hours to get to the airport. let's get the infrastructure in place first >> thank you. next speaker. and let me call a few more names (calling names). >> hello my name is - okay. >> sorry (laughter). >> your time is up, sir. >> i live here. anyways i've been a third generation resident here in san francisco. i wish to thank the planning commission for taking the time to hear us and i rerequest that you grant us the estimation e extension of time necessarily to review the pages that pertain to the eir. there's very much a need for they're to be single-family residents. and we need to keep the rh one in place. there's been a lot of discussion about the lack of transportation or the muni transportation not being up to par which i don't need to get into it spaets and if you g

word and enjoying the opportunity. rory talens al jazeera, london. >> let's turn to our meteorologist gee gleel jelila r more. >> ridge of high pressure that's in control across the southwest, exceptional levels of drought, ended 2013 as the dryest year on record not a crowd in sight. unfortunately this pattern not expected to change for a very long time. this is a look at mouth shasta. typically, the surrounding area just blanketed with snow. there's the closer look for you. the snow at the highest ridges of the plt. across the road we are looking at exceptional drought, even across portions of brazil and eastern europe and sudan. we are looking at the highest levels of drought across north and western portions of brazil in 30 years. there's a fir from brazil, this is the picture of sudan, united nations mission in darfur are indicating that the farmers won't have enough water to make it through the dry season. thank you morgan. >> thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford. "the stream" is up next. a >> you are in the stream. your government is pieing on you and the reporting is exposing how. now

she just wrote a preview, saying: >> r eporter: the woman who wrote those words joins us now.ead, sarah? a lot of confusion, it sounds like. >> i think so, and i think we're moving into a new phase of the obamacare debate where we spent three months debating enrollment numbers and who signed up, now we're going to learn if people are happy with it. and i think you're going to find some people who are very happy, people who are going to the doctor for the first time and excited about that, and you'll also find some people who are unhappy with their coverage, who can't get an appointment or find that their co-pays are really high. and we're going to see who falls into each camp and how people feel about this coverage that they're going to be paying a monthly premium to access. jon: i've heard it described, and i want to get your take on this, is that the people who are going to be the happiest are the people who have not had health care or access to health care in the past and are finding that their premiums get pretty well subsidized or even free through medicaid. you know, the

have been on "shindig," and there he is ♪ you don't believe a word i said ♪ >> the stones clearly wore their heart on their sleeve for blues rn chicago. ♪ the dogs begin to bark, the hounds begin to sound ♪ >> the chicago kids rhythm and blues, that's where it started. you know, the white people over there know nothing about rhythm and blues at all. >> it's unique music, isn't it? >> in america, even in the black community, had abandoned certain aspects of black culture. even by the mid-'60s. the blues in particular had been sort of pushed aside by soul music and r&b, which was considered more modern. ♪ pretty little women stand in a line ♪ >> the stones, the animals, the yard birds, the british groups picked up the american blues, where the americans were kind of letting it go. >> and in a strange way, we were taking back to america what america had given us, which was american music. ♪ ♪ gonna have a lot of fun, oh, yeah, baby, whoo ♪ >> you and chuck have kind of taken england by storm. how do you feel about other people borrowing your material? >> i'm very grateful to know that my material is the type of material that th

cell phone after all a picture speaks a thousand words but one viral video can mean the difference between action and non-action in washington meghan lopez r t. well as you probably know it's been cold out but in case you haven't noticed the media was there to remind you just how cold it's bed with the wall to wall coverage are to correspondent on the. explores if the media needs to chill out. more talked about in the u.s. media than the most ridiculous celebrity baby name and the royal wedding combined it's called a polar vortex the polar vortex the polar vortex the polar vortex more frightening than your worst nightmare a whirlpool of dense frigid arctic air ladies and gentlemen meet the cold cold hell if you can imagine so it is the coldest it has been decades every thirty seconds and all it's really cold out this is the most important mainstream news story for days on end we have a team of correspondents covering this arctic blast it's really obvious that it's cold but just to keep your journalistic integrity you want to first hand account of how cold it is and if a mailman is all bundled up saying yeah it's cold then you know it's act

cell phone after all a picture speaks a thousand words but one viral video can mean the difference between action and non-action in washington meghan lopez r t well as you probably know it's been cold out in case you haven't noticed the media was there to remind you just how cold it's been at the wall to wall coverage or to correspondent on a saucy a turban explores at the media needs to chill out. more talked about in the u.s. media than the most ridiculous celebrity baby name and the royal wedding combined it's called a polar vortex the polar vortex the polar vortex the polar vortex more frightening than your worst nightmare it's a whirlpool of dense frigid arctic air ladies and gentlemen the cold cold hell if you can imagine so it is the coldest it has been decades every thirty seconds and all it's really cold out this is the most important mainstream news story for days on end we have a team of correspondents covering this arctic blast it's really obvious that it's cold but just to keep your journalistic integrity you want to first hand account of how cold it is and if a mailman is all bundled up saying yeah it's cold then you know it'

cell phone after all a picture speaks a thousand words but one viral video can mean the difference between action and non-action in washington meghan lopez r t. hair and our tale of the polar vortex didn't only bring a winter storm it also led to a mainstream media storm of coverage about the freezing weather more on the cold obsession next. i've got a quote for you. that's pretty tough. stay with that story. if this guy like but smear that guy stead of working for the people most issues the mainstream media were pretty much on the right writers day to day. they did rather well. but i think. everybody's going to do is go did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and they're trying to that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy schreck numbers. grow. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is because we're taking the work of our government and our craft to make the world we've been hijacked by handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what are probably harder ones will just my job market it on this show we reveal the big picture o

. >> trying to spread the word out, get everyone signed up r the president continuing the administration's effort to enroll healthy young adults met five young people over lunch. he's enkurming them to sign up because without their insurance premiums it will be prohibitively difficult to treat older sicker people. but the white house remains upbeat. they say enrollment in obamacare is robust but they do acknowledge some continuing problems with the website and they're very concerned about getting enough people to sign up. thoechlt and vinita? >> bill plante. thank you, bill. it's likely to be one of topics tomorrow morning on "face the nation." republican marko rue beau will be among bob schieffer's guests. >>> this could be the best weekend. the first of four face-off games will kick off. we jace listen be follow all the action. good morning. >> thank you. >> all the men will be on the couch. and women. i shouldn't say that. >> let's talk about the first game of the weekend, saints versus seahawks. i know the stadium will be the loudest but who's going to win? >> i think they have to like

r parishioners in eureka. they say he died from blood forced trauma and no word on a possible motive yet. >>> several religiousonprofits want the requirement to provide birth control and other reproductive coverage thrown out as sonia sotomayor issued a temporary stay on new year's eve. putting the provision on hold. the court still has no official deadline to act. >>> in utah. battle over same-sex marriage heads to the supreme court. the high court could act as early today on the state's request to put gay marriages on hold. utah officials appealing to the high court. ever since that decision came down, utah clerks offices have been flooded with gay couples looking to get marriage licenses. >>> let's take you to michigan now. a community was rocked by a tanker explosion along the interstate yesterday. tanker went up on flames on i-69 in davidson township. the blast was felt for miles forcing evacuations of everyone within a mile of the blast and making for a very rough day for first responders having to put out the fire in frigid conditions. this truck was carrying hazardous materials. the driver told officia

r. me, 430 filibusters, things have gotten out of whack that's why we change dollars the rules, now we say, madge court not such a bad word, majority will determine who can be on president obama's team. the founding fathers, this fill buster that they so loved is not part of the constitution. it's not a privilege it's a right. and, bob, just also i want to just say this, the founding fathers they decided what should be super majority, impeachments and stuff like that. one was improving nominations. approving nominations. >> schieffer: let me ask you this, listen to you this morning if republicans continue to throw up the opposition you've been receiving, you say you've been receiving, do you have plans to extend this ban on filibusters? right now you've worked out this rule which they vehemently oppose so that it's very difficult to filibuster nominations, would you be willing to just go to a senate where just majority rules and that's it? >> bob, i think it's something that we have to understand. >> schieffer: you're thinking about that? >> that's this. we cannot have a country that's paralyzed because of a group of peop

words can have different billing. >> exactly. >> some men do. >> right, right, right. >> his conscious. hear --rally want to a great friend of mine died -- actor said to me never attacked anybody's defense, they do not want to hear it. the defense for living. the reason they are doing what they doing. younger, i was impossible. but among the many things i was impossible about was i would turn and say, but i am right, do you not understand i am right? make somebody see something. the fact is you cannot. >> it is like i told you so. >> you can only come to it when you are ready to come to it. of it is used idea of what wisdom. what does the definition of wisdom and how do you define the coming of wisdom? in the end, the wisdom that kegler fines or does he find and does he know it? >> he knows it. -- of the most beautiful with the most brutal scenes -- what are the most beautiful scenes, one of the most beautiful things in the play, i met a 40 and slip last night i have to tell you -- i made a fre night i have to tell you is when he told his daughter let's go to prison and be alone. we will play an

words. >> you feel all self-conscious. >> what about the wall? >> what about the wall? >> the wall was there and a rt is like cool i'm a wall and then the next day it is knocked down. >> what if somebody arrives late and the wall of love is already up. just in case you think i say anything that pops into my idiot head there was a moment of self-sensorship. >> what is on your hate wall. >> i am curious what is hateful? >> i heard them sometimes. >> have i a wall of hate -- i have a wall of hate in my apartment full of people i loathe with a pull up bar. >> like "cape fear"? >> if you go in that direction make sure you have the name of the movie on hand. >> i happen to believe that love crime is far more dangerous than hate crime. more people are killed in murder-sue sides. that is more dangerous than hate crimes. >> i think statistics are on on your side. that's a banner day. >> it is rare i am right by using this mouth. >> 32% of what you said though is not a statistic. >> and the kids don't build the wall. they build in a masonry company to build the wall. >> have them build something. >> it is big

r' us. garcia and dominguez are being held on state fraud charges now. >> the list of the worst on-line pass wordsthere is a new number one, 123456 moved up from 2nd to the top of the list as the most common and easiest pass word to guess. the former number one pass word slipped down to second the third is 12345678. they compile the yearly list say pass words should be 8 characters or more with miss typed characters avoid common words and phrases. >> she is the girl who caught everyone's eye in the music video for the hit song "blurred lines." >> the model emily rotowski is set to appear in a shoot for the swimsuit issue. she appeared on "fox & friends" back in september. >> i want to be the kind of person who you say emily is on this project verses, oh, the model or actress. >> you want to blur the lines. >> yeah. that's what i am trying to do. >> the issue comes out february 1st # 1 -- 11th. >> major airlines to help create full-time jobs. where has that money really gone? diane macedo is here to explain. >> diane? >> good morning heather. the poet awright th port author given delta airlines $2

r at a resort in panama. he was spotted on the beach with the model who was with him when he was pulled over last week, accused of drag racing and drunk driving. there is worder, was there at the resort as well, presumably to talk some seps into him. >>> two good samaritans risk their own lives to rescue a dog. the fire department refused to help. so these two brave souls rescued duke. the owner rushed to the scene in tears. looks like happy reunion. >> i love to see that. >>> in tucson, arizona, dad saved the day,i keeping his coo in the circumstances. >> the baby would not wait. mom wept into labor right in the entry way of their home. dad, named frank, called 911. he was remarkably calm before springing into action. >> my wife is very pregnant. and her water broke and now she's saying that she feels like she wants to push or is trying to push. push, push, push the here comes to baby. there's the baby. >> oh, and listen to him. >> hi, baby. [ baby cries ] >> with the help of the dispatcher, dad did so well. h yet to be named baby boy is healthy and doing great. so is mom. look at that full head of hair. >> and you know what? mom did a good job, too. she h

r oh, absolutely. if it's copyright case it's going to fall under the copy write act, of course. but this doctrine of unreasonable delay, i'll use the word it's called laches, could affect all kinds of works you could see in the supreme court itself with amicus briefs that there were a number of amicus briefs by musicians, composers, authors who really want to be able to assert their copyright after certain period of time. on the other side you have studios and other producers, business as well that feel, gee, if you wait 18 years as paula patrella did, to sue, you ought to be out of luck because we relied on that time period in which you were silent. and you should be able to come in and skim the cream off the top as mgm's lawyer said. >> ifill: fascinating as always. reporting tonight in washington for us in a lovely snowstorm but reporting on the supreme court, thanks again. >> my pleasure. >> ifill: authorities in russia are on the hunt for three women suspected of planning terrorist attacks at the upcoming winter olympics, now just weeks away. hari is back to begin our coverage. >> sreenivasan: the streets of sochi were heavy with s

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safety and security of your country r it endangers americans and we think in the broad he have picture it's important to close it. and show the world that we abide by our wordnfident in what we are we can do. >> you know there was another element to the letter and that refers to a report, a very, very extensive, very, very detail report in to the interrogation tactics that have been iced. and this could be quite explosive, but you have called for the full release redact today whatever extent it needs to be, but the full release of this some 6,000 pages. >> right. this is a report that was done by the senate select commit on intelligence. 6300 pages, it cost $40 million it has really documented the interrogations and the treatment that many of these men had. when apprehended even before they came for guantanmo. we think it should be disclosedd and the world show know that we will own up to what has hamm happened. >> even if it was awful. >> even if it was awful. we admit whatever mistakes were made. we will no longer commit such acts. and that we are going to own up to it. we are not going to in any way continue those policies and practices. and we think the